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by zrn900 11mo ago
You just summarized the 'class war' concept.
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The general did not 'refuse' to crush the protests because the government did not want to crush them - the protesters were Maoists, who thought that the government had become too capitalist and wanted the army to do a coup to retu
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by zrn900 11mo ago
> What do these investors know that we don’t? That they can shake a lot of fools' money before the eventual crash happens.
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by zrn900 11mo ago
> They are your employer, not your parents No need to invoke such things. If jobs are this fragile and scarce in a society, it means that society has failed and whatever it is doing is not working. If the social contract is broken, the e
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by zrn900 11mo ago
The uncomfortable reality is that there does exist an 'us vs them' situation in every other aspect of society today, and those who ignore it end up on the losing side.
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by zrn900 11mo ago
Yes. It stopped being a big umbrella that brings together European peoples, and turned into a centralized control machine subverted by corporate lobbyists.
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by zrn900 11mo ago
AI plays !some! role, but the real culprit conists of two things: - Zirp policy ended as countries started using currencies other than the dollar for international trade. Now the Fed and private banks cant print money and distribute zero-in
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by zrn900 11mo ago
No worries - Trump is bailing them out, 2008-style. At least the hardware side of the AI bubble: https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/11/laun... Americans will be footing the bill, just as the
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by zrn900 11mo ago
> HTTP logs are retained for 7 days There you go. The moment you save any information that can help identify someone for any period, you are within the scope of the law. God forbid you keep the IPS for any reason. > for security analy
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by zrn900 11mo ago
Could have been, or rather, they thought it would, but the open models from China that you can just run locally are changing the game. Distributing power instead of concentrating it.
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by zrn900 11mo ago
> Boy are you in for a surprise when you learn what China does to its own citizens. Hanging corrupt officials and bankers? Horrible. > checks and balances Anti-democratic concept that Americans keep throwing around without knowing its
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by zrn900 11mo ago
While they are at it, the EU should also correct another sh*tty law: The Digital 'Resilience' Act (or whatever it was) that holds the Open Source developers responsible for unlimited fines for security issues in their projects. Th
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by zrn900 11mo ago
I trust China more than I trust any US government agency. It was the US who was doing 'rendition flights' to kidnap random countries' citizens and then torture them nonstop. Some of those kidnapped still havent been released
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by zrn900 11mo ago
From Europe, I agree with big tech getting it. But i dont agree with random flower shop somewhere getting fined because they dont know how to deal with a f cking complicated, ever-changing law that is designed for megacorps who have the cas
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by zrn900 11mo ago
> Most websites do. not. need. cookies. All websites need cookies, at least for functionality and for analytics. We aren't living in the mid-1990s when websites were being operated for free by university departments or major megacor
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by zrn900 11mo ago
While this is being done to boost corporations, it also must be said that GDPR just did not work. It became impossible due to constant reinterpretations and decisions of the Eu courts over time. Big corps just violate it by counting the eve
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by zrn900 11mo ago
> Housing as an investment vehicle is ultimately the problem I think this was best put into words in the form of "Houses are for living in, not for speculation"...
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by zrn900 11mo ago
Another case of "Capitalism bettering the lives of everyone"...
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by zrn900 11mo ago
> There's a zero-tolerance policy for any living creature Indeed, that's a good way to put it. I havent noticed it before. Its not only pigeons, parrots etc. Its all living creatures. It looks like the Angloamerican culture lit
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by zrn900 11mo ago
The main reason is likely this: https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/semiconductors/al... AliBaba succeeded in reducing GPU usage by 82%. On top of the improvements made by models like Deepseek, it looks lik
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by zrn900 11mo ago
> As an aside, pigeons are deeply misunderstood Yep. To contract anything, you have to eat or lick the pigeon, eat or lick its droppings, and the pigeon needs to have salmonella etc, right at that moment.
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by zrn900 11mo ago
> pigeons are perceived as dirty birds due to its presence in urban environments, but they are the same species of doves which is perceived as clean The delirious doublespeak of the English public discourse, that is. You dont see it in t
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by zrn900 11mo ago
> You've voted for the people who elect the European Commission And they 'magically' approved a short list of US-lobby-backed unelected personas for leadership positions, who are pushing everything ranging from the chat co
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by zrn900 11mo ago
> but what kind of AI needs to be trained with "a person's religious or political beliefs [or] ethnicity" Propaganda AI. The EU openly declared that it will create a ministry of truth. Officially called 'fighting disi
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by zrn900 11mo ago
This is an Angloamerican thing - especially British - propagandizing and hating pigeons to the extent of calling them 'flying plague' and whatnot. Its not seen elsewhere in the world, even in the Mediterranean. You can still find
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by zrn900 1y ago
All this hassle is because you people dont just use Deepseek paid API + Cline. 128.0k context window, the joy of refactoring gigantic applications by paying only $0.05 etc. An average 128.0k context api call costs $0.0008-$0.005.
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by zrn900 1y ago
Yeaah! God forbid anyone trades with those whom the US targets. But the US sending 70% of the bombs Israel used to murder children is okay though...
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by zrn900 1y ago
That's because the US is simply still what it was when it was founded in the early 1600s: A colony that is chartered to a group of merchants who run it as a business. Its not a country. Its a bunch of merchants owning a country.
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by zrn900 1y ago
We're all architects now...
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by zrn900 1y ago
Someone's gotta protect them kids from seeing videos of Gaza... And not only in Denmark... https://israelpalestinenews.org/oracle-tiktok-israel/

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